Boyce House Attacks Opponent Over PAC CIO Endorsements
In a speech, Boyce House accuses his opponent of being backed by the PAC-CIO for 12 years and cites Port Arthur votes of 5,966 to 521 on July 27. He denies seeking endorsements, defends a sales tax stance, and urges full $40 monthly old age assistance with no ceiling. He predicts a large August 24 victory.
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House
Texas
Port Arthur
Senate
PAC
C.1
Boyce House
C.so
C.I.O
Political Action Committee
Ieters
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Maurine Dixon Weds Lynn Ellis in Brownwood Ceremony
Miss Maurine Dixon daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther Dixon of Comanche and Lynn Ellis of Brownwood were married August 1 in Brownwood. Rev H H Hargrove officiated at the Coggin Avenue Baptist Church home ceremony attended by the bride’s sister and brother in law. The groom, released from the army in July 1945 after four years service, plans a cotton business stay in Brownwood and Miles. They reside at 506 West Anderson Brownwood after a short wedding trip.
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Maurine Dixon
Luther Dixon
Comanche
Lynn Ellis
Brownwood
Brown
H. H. Hargrove
Coggin Avenue Baptist Church
Gerald Scott
Ellis
W. L. Ellis
Coggin Avenue
ETO
Miles
West Anderson, Brownwood
Drueckhammer Completes Course At Keesler Field
Pvt Norman L Drueckhammer son of Mr and Mrs Henry Drueckhammer Rt 4 Comanche graduated from RAF Training Command airplane mechanics course at Keesler Field Mississippi The 42 day program covered basic airplane and engine mechanic operations including electrical systems engine operation fuel and oil systems propellers structures instruments and basic inspection This qualifies him for further specialized training in maintenance of heavy bombers cargo planes jet and rotor aircraft
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Norman L. Drueckhammer
Henry Drueckhammer
Rt. 4
Comanche
RAF Training Command
Keesler Field
Mississippi
Drueckhammer
Regents Vote To Oust Rainey Domination by Texas Regulars
The Board of Regents moved to fire President Homer P. Rainey amid influence from Texas Regulars and allied Republicans with strong corporate ties. Voters included Orville Wheeler and D Frank Strickland, plus oilman Dan J. Harrison and banker H H Weinert among others.
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Board of Regents
Homer P. Rainey
Texas
Xas
Dan J. Harrison
Houston
Magnolia Oil Company
Republic
Landon and
Willkie
Ond Lufkin
Rainey
Regents
John H. Bickett
Dallas
Coun
Cil
Southwestern Bell Tele- Company
K. H. Aynesworth
Waco
Early US banks adopt clearing house system origins
Banks in New York pioneered the clearing house concept in the United States. The silver demonetization linked to a Crise notes a lack of silver in the U S five cent piece. The coin is composed of 76 percent copper and 26 percent nickel. Twenty dollar bills feature President Jackson's image.
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Banks
New York City
United States
U. S
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